Is it true that those inmigrants who legally work and live in Alaska for at least 1 year are granted US?

Question

nationality?

Answer 1

Where did you hear this?

Immigration into the US is a Federal issue - not something that is better or different from one state to another - it is national policy and uniform across the country.

The answer is NO.

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Of course not.  It is one of the 50 states and US law applies in all of them.

Answer 3

no, citizenship of US is not so easy , otherwise all legal innigrent would go and live in alaska for one year and be a US citizen for ever

Answer 4

thats a long way to go from mexico

Answer 5

NO of course not.

Citizenship is a federal matter, not a state matter.

States have no say in who becomes a citizen and who doesnt.

Answer 6

That would be no

Answer 7

No, Alaska is part of the United States and US immigration law applies there, just like the other 49 states.

Answer 8

No.  Of course not.

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

That's some absurd rumor. Don't believe it.

The United States applies to all 50 of them, not just some.

The same laws are throughout Alaska.

I seirously doubt anyone will speak Spanish in Alaska. So pressing 1 for English won't be happening.

*smiles* What a wonderful place that must be!